Hackschooling makes me happy: Logan LaPlante at TEDxUniv
Educating gifted learners is a 24-7 job in the 21st Century! Our learners have found ways to share their creativity with the world. Come to this presentation to see some of the faces of gifted using social media to spread their unique messages. At the breakout session, you'll learn how to create your own YouTube channel that can be used as a place that your students can share their own messages. This session is for upper elementary aged students and older.
Jill Daugherty has been working with gifted children and their teachers for fifteen years. She is currently a Gifted and Talented Itinerant with Denver Public Schools. In her spare time, she writes young adult novels and recently published her third book.
Robbi Makely has been an educator for nearly 25 years. She is currently a blended learning + educational technology teacher at Hallett Fundamental Academy where she coaches teachers (ECE-5th grade) and facilitates professional development with a focus on 21st Century Learning. Having spent over ten years in gifted education in DPS, her heart and passion falls to gifted learners. 3873 × 3873 - emberseminars.com
:00-:10 intro and Timberlake vid (robbi)
10-20 why this is critical/why important for GT stu to feel like they are doing something, #Comcast, #Goodreads (jill) hashtag history
20:-30student videos
30-45 how to build a youtube channel as a website or as a Google doc AND how to get tons of subscribers
45-60 Q/A and how you will do it w stu on monday
Here are some resources shared and discussed at this morning's workshop:
http://www.freetech4teachers.com/ An amazing resource of technology tools to use with students.
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/ An all-encompassing website that has curriculum and content for 21st Century classrooms, including Cyber bullying, Digital Footprint, etc.
Free Tech for Kids
Edutopia
Mind/Shift Blog
Rethinking Schools
http://mensaforkids.org/
Here's Brett Jones' email: BHFfilm@gmail.com
History of Hashtag!
#CAGT2014
Respectful Revolution Xiuhtezcatl & Itzcuauhtli
Jump ahead to 4:15 to see them in action.Hackschooling makes me happy: Logan LaPlante at TEDxUniv
Educating gifted learners is a 24-7 job in the 21st Century! Our learners have found ways to share their creativity with the world. Come to this presentation to see some of the faces of gifted using social media to spread their unique messages. At the breakout session, you'll learn how to create your own YouTube channel that can be used as a place that your students can share their own messages. This session is for upper elementary aged students and older.
Jill Daugherty has been working with gifted children and their teachers for fifteen years. She is currently a Gifted and Talented Itinerant with Denver Public Schools. In her spare time, she writes young adult novels and recently published her third book.
Robbi Makely has been an educator for nearly 25 years. She is currently a blended learning + educational technology teacher at Hallett Fundamental Academy where she coaches teachers (ECE-5th grade) and facilitates professional development with a focus on 21st Century Learning. Having spent over ten years in gifted education in DPS, her heart and passion falls to gifted learners.
3873 × 3873 - emberseminars.com
:00-:10 intro and Timberlake vid (robbi)
10-20 why this is critical/why important for GT stu to feel like they are doing something, #Comcast, #Goodreads (jill) hashtag history
20:-30student videos
30-45 how to build a youtube channel as a website or as a Google doc AND how to get tons of subscribers
45-60 Q/A and how you will do it w stu on monday